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I have a proxy server that listens on UDP port 443 and supports QUIC and HTTP/3. In the Windows proxy settings, I specify the IP and port of this proxy, after which the Firefox browser starts sending ...
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I have a k3s cluster running Traefik and Cert-Manager to handle TLS termination. In front of k3s I run haproxy on PFSense as a load balancer. HAProxy uses proxy protocol to preserve source IP. This ...
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HTTP3 uses QUIC. QUIQ is UDP. Does this mean all router firewall rules for port 80 and 443 must be changed from TCP to UDP?
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For my application I will need to have push notifications server. The amount of messages will be very low, just enough for one simple server instance, but it will need to be scalable and keep alive ...
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I did some testing of HTTP3 and got the surprising result that HTTP3 has more overhead for single requests than HTTP1.1 or HTTP2. Surprising, as it is advertised the other way round. What I did was ...
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I've got quic working (verified by https://http3check.net/), but found that my site's upload speed was crippled as a result. I've since added http3_stream_buffer_size 1m; (default is 64k) and speeds ...
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An ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED error occurs in Google Chrome v.120 while trying to leverage HTTP/3 via Nginx 1.25.3 + BoringSSL. No errors, neither debug messages are found in logs while nginx-debug is on, ...
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Trying to host a HTTP3-only server locally on port 443 and have a local web browser access it. Tested the HTTP3 server directly with a cli client and that is working 👍 Attempting to use a HTTPS DNS ...
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`I am trying to run a coredns server using quic, but getting empty response. Here is the link to the github project of coredns: https://github.com/justus237/coredns I have created a corefile for quic ...
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Now that nginx supports QUIC and HTTP/3 protocols starting from 1.25.0, i wanted to give it a try. I compiled the same using boringssl as follows: wget https://nginx.org/download/nginx-1.25.3.tar.gz ...
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I've got haproxy doing sni routing for a bunch of sites without issue. HTTP/2 works great. Is there a way to setup sni type routing for HTTP/3 (quic) without having any certs installed in haproxy?
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NGINX supports HTTP/3 since 1.25.0. Node.js currently does not support HTTP/3 or QUIC out-of-the-box but it seems there are some C++ addons implementations, like FAILS'. HTTP/3 (more specifically, ...
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I want to install and configure nginx-1.19.0 with HTTP/3 support on Ubuntu 22.04. OpenSSL version is 3.0.2. I was surfing in internet but I didn't find something straight forward to guide me how to ...
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I am trying to configure nginx 1.25.2 with HTTP/3 support on Ubuntu 22.04. I build it using BoringSSL library. But when I try to connect to my server using browser, I don't get anything.("Unable ...
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So couple days ago I installed NGINX 1.23.3 QUIC with Brotli, TLS 1.3, OpenSSL 1.1.1s with HTTP/2 and HTTP/3... so server with fastcgi and php-fpm... when I load site for first time it works with ...
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I am able to configure HAProxy to to present itself as an HTTP/3 server by following instruction here: https://www.haproxy.com/blog/announcing-haproxy-2-6/ bind :443 ssl crt server.pem alpn h2,http/1....
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I have a host system with one public IP address that runs multiple VMs. Each VM is hosting multiple websites and should remain in control of the TLS keys for their HTTPS connections. For this setup to ...
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